On Saturday, November 24, 2018, at the Monumentae Complex, former Bourbon Prison (Piazza De Marsico) in Avellino, master Enzo Angiuoni will present a selection of paintings and ceramics at 5:00 PM. "The Chromatic Circumnavigations" suggest a dual approach the artist explores in this new conceptual, aesthetic, and technical exploration. On the one hand, there is a full-body ceramic expression, and on the other, a study of color: from its density and application to the juxtaposition of nuances.
The sphere, due to its characteristic of perfection, has a unique role in the imagination
human which becomes powerfully symbolic in the artistic one: from the cruciform globe to
Maurits Cornelis Escher, from Arnaldo Pomodoro to Lucio Fontana, the works of art that
marry the material circularity, enrich it with austere beauty and a mysterious
I enchant many interpretations not only of contemporary art. Enzo Angiuoni returns
to the origins, to ancestry, suggesting this form as true and profound
manifestation of Nature, which is often represented with curved lines: from the sun to the
moon, from the play of water, when, a stone falling into it, it creates concentric circles that
radiate, almost magically, until they dissolve. This analysis is proposed again by a
concept relating to the “primordial”, also includes the chosen material, i.e. clay
thus flowing into the idea of the element of artistic creation itself, where the artefacts,
They represent the first art form ever.
The artistic event is curated by Antonella Nigro (art critic) while the
the presentation of the exhibition is curated by Professor Enza Trerotola,
with contributions from architect Nicola Guarino, professor Luciana Mascia and journalist Gianpaolo Palumbo.
Art. Enzo Angiuoni, after twenty years a personal exhibition in Avellino, his city
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